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Shreekant Sambrani: The ashes of Gujarat's burning train
The state's progress took no splendid quantum jumps in the last decade. Nor is its isolation of Muslims anything new
Shreekant Sambrani: Gujarat's burning train, ten years on
State and CM signify a choice between development-minded pragmatism and the moral obligations of a just society
Shreekant Sambrani: Modern retail and fresh produce - cui bono?
Will consumers really get lower prices if India's supply chain is modernised?
Shreekant Sambrani: Tracking Obama 2.0
Now freed of the daunting task of running for office again, will the original inspirational Obama resurface?
Shreekant Sambrani: Obama 2.0
Many observers think the second term would be quite like the first, with Republicans hobbling him at every step
Shreekant Sambrani: Not quite the One
Candidate Obama is no longer the transformative leader of 2008
Shreekant Sambrani: We are all Dhritarashtra
Indians' weakness for their children warps business, the professions - and politics
Shreekant Sambrani: The shame of Sivakasi
The children put to work in the hazardous factories of Tamil Nadu's "mini Japan" are a national tragedy
Kurien, the doodhwalla visionary
The pioneer of a hugely successful enterprise that changed the face of dairying in India was a proud Gujarati
Kurien, the doodhwalla visionary
Kurien made up his mind early and stuck to his position. He took on technocrats, businesses, bureaucrats and politicians
Shreekant Sambrani: High Noon or last stand?
Notwithstanding the PM's feeble defence, the reforms announced so far are not enough to deal with India's pressing problems
Shreekant Sambrani: The monsoon- lessons, and a question
This year's monsoon has shown season-long predictions are of little use. Will India's state meteorologists listen?
Shreekant Sambrani: Drought forebodings
Mercifully, the government is not in denial this year, as it was three years ago
Shreekant Sambrani: Supernumerary rule
Why does the Indian government have so many senior posts, like vice president, that serve mainly as sinecures?
Shreekant Sambrani: Northeast India - A bridge too far?
In spite of its potential, the northeast suffers because no government has moved to reduce its remoteness
Shreekant Sambrani: Northeast India: A bridge not to burn
A lack of regional champions and disinterest from the rest of India make the northeast poor and militant
The moral tales of Batman
At its core, Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is a battle of good against evil. But the setting is also used as a device to frame larger issues
Shreekant Sambrani: Triumph of the survivor
Despite a middling career in politics, Mukherjee has endured because of his reputation as a political troubleshooter par excellence
